After the Divorce, I Took My Mother-In-Law's Family to Escape the Famine and Eat Well.

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Every time the heroine speaks, she has to write it in a calm and cold tone. When I find it annoying, I write about the heroine's indifferent character again and again. It's a bit verbose!

I just read a few chapters and found that candied haws and hawthorn cakes are sold in summer. I would like to ask my readers where the hawthorns are ripe in summer. Are there any in the south? In the north, the ripeness is about eleven.

Taoyuan Village is about a day's journey from the capital, and the sweaty BMW riding back to Taoyuan Village from the capital won't arrive until the evening of the next day. The heroine also collected so much money on her way to escape from the robbers in space, but she still didn't have much money when she arrived in the capital.

I really can't stand this male protagonist. He didn't even confirm his relationship with the female protagonist. He starts to touch her as soon as he comes. I feel so vulgar😓

If you like reading cool stories, don't read it. The heroine is a perfect virgin. The introduction says it well. The author should stop writing like this, otherwise no one will read it.

The writing of the male protagonist is so disgusting, he starts to touch and touch the girl as soon as he comes.

After reading so many pictures, I feel like the male protagonist is Pei Ze. Why does the book introduction say Mu Yichen? If the male protagonist is Mu Yichen, I think the story can be abandoned. Otherwise, there is no emotional line between Mu Yichen and the female protagonist, and it would feel awkward if it suddenly comes out.

Why do you want to accept the jade tree that Qiao Xi sent if you know she is a harmful person, and ask her to check your pulse? Oh, I am really speechless.

😓Is the male protagonist Mu Yichen or Pei Ze?